Canada

Decades after the federal government uprooted a group of Inuit, the Liberals apologized and agreed to a settlement. The Ahiarmiut will forgive—but they can’t forget.

Politics Insider for February 13: Wilson-Raybould quits cabinet as Trudeau expresses ’surprise and disappointment’, a look at what she didn’t say in her resignation letter and even socialists can like nice things

Anne Kingston: The letter from the former cabinet minister is a masterclass in how to communicate volumes between the lines

Trudeau will speak publicly in the wake of Wilson-Raybould’s resignation as veterans affairs minister. Watch it here at 6 ET.

Kathleen Roussel: ’I am confident that our prosecutors ... exercise their discretion independently and free from any political or partisan consideration.’

David Moscrop: Democratic socialism is about making the structures of society more fair. What left-wing leaders own, and what clothes they wear, tells us nothing about their commitment to it

Politics Insider for February 12: Canada’s ethics czar opens SNC probe, a Liberal MP breaks ranks and the NDP’s Venezuela mess

The NDP asked Mario Dion last week to examine whether Trudeau’s aides leaned on the former attorney general to pursue a deal instead of fraud charges

Terry Glavin: Jagmeet Singh has lost the message on a key foreign-affairs question to an assortment of activist groups, posturing MPs and ghosts of the New Democrat past

Deferred prosecutions can spare jobs, pensions and taxpayer dollars, says expert Kenneth Jull, but cabinet must act to prevent future political storms